Previous West Indies player Shivnarine Chanderpaul has been gobbled up by USA Cricket as the lead trainer of the Women's public side as well as their U19 group. Chanderpaul's residency - for oneself and a half years for the rest of 2023 - starts on Sunday (July 3) as the U19 side stuff up for the Under-19 T20 Championship, in Trinidad and Tobago, from July 5. Chanderpaul carries some training experience with him - he has filled in as the batting specialist of the West Indies U19 side and is presently the lead trainer of the Jamaica Tallawahs in the CPL. "I'm eager to have been named as the Head Coach of the USA National Women's Team and Women's Under 19 Team. The Women's down is something I am a colossal backer of, and I have followed the advancement of the USA Women's National group with distinct fascination," Chanderpaul said following his arrangement. "I've delighted in being engaged with American cricket over the course of the years as an occupant of Orlando, so to be offered this chance to turn into the Head Coach for USA Cricket is a fantastic one. I'm truly anticipating utilizing my 20+ long stretches of global cricket and my new training encounters, to assist the ladies' groups with advancing to World Cups in years to come, especially the debut Under 19 Cricket World Cup in January." USA Cricket Operations chief Richard Done communicated his pleasure at the overthrow, given Chanderpaul's rich experience as a global player - a vocation traversing 21 years. "We are excited to have drawn in person of Shivnarine Chanderpaul's type to work with both the Women's Senior and U19 Teams as Women's Head Coach, and lead them onto the worldwide stage," Done said. "We have an interesting yield of youthful cricketers, of which many are now leaving their imprint at senior level. Consolidating the two jobs will give instructing consistency across groups to those players as they create." "Aside from his recognized playing profession of 454 Test, ODI, and T20I coordinates, and captaining West Indies, Shivnarine comes to USA Cricket with lead trainer experience in the CPL, and having worked intimately with both male and female first class players in the West Indies, and universally. "This profundity of involvement will be priceless, in his essential job, yet to the improvement of the more extensive superior exhibition player and training pathways in the USA. Shivnarine's enthusiasm for the Women's down and well established joins with American cricket made him the stand-apart up-and-comer from the enlistment interaction that saw a lot of interest," Done added.